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In many countries, exports are highly concentrated among a few "superstar"' firms. We estimate the export decisions of …
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The industry and trade policy regimes in India have witnessed drastic changes since 1991. The dismantling of the industrial licensing system and thereby allowing free entry to and exit from the industry of firms in 1991 followed by the WTO induced trade liberalization leading to substantial...
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The behavior of a labor - managed firm (LMF) producing both for the domestic market and for export is analyzed assuming that it competes with a foreign profit - maximizing firm (PMF) in the export market. Conventional wisdom suggests that a LMF facing an increase of demand in the foreign market...
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This paper investigates how the fraction of exporting firms among domestic firms in a country differs across industries, depending on a country’s comparative advantage. A model, which extends work by Melitz (2003) and Bernard, Redding and Schott (2007), describes an economy that comprises two...
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We analyse the relationship between export competitiveness and investment in machinery, allowing for imperfect substitution between domestically produced and imported machinery. A translog export price function is estimated for developed, export-oriented developing, and import-substituting...
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How do firms' financial constraints, which restrict their borrowing, dynamically impact exports? This paper finds that … financial constraints leads to an increase in exports. In the model, imperfect contract enforceability restricts firms … to export, constrained exporters export 74.2% less, and relaxing financial constraints increases firms' exports. These …
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Stimulating firms to become exporters is of interest to policy makers, as exporters are in general more productive than non-exporters. However, selecting high export potentials is difficult in practice. The contribution of this paper is to characterize and identify these (high) export...
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Does an increase in imported inputs raise exports? We provide empirical evidence on the direct and indirect channels … channels above. Regarding the indirect effect, imported inputs raise productivity, and thereby exports, both through greater …
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Service inputs are a key component of the costs of exporting, and contribute to explain the process of internationalization of firms. A new dataset on the participation of French firms in global value chains reveals that firms with longer export experience in a market are more likely to source...
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International operating firms often follow complex market supply strategies, ranging from Exports and Foreign Direct … multinational activities either evolve into Exports or horizontal FDI. By integrating Melitz's (2003) concept of firm heterogeneity …, Helpman et. al. (2006) can already explain the co-existence of Exports and horizontal FDI on the country-level. However, every …
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